- Where is the bib collection (Expo) located?
- The Expo (Feria del Corredor) is typically held at FIBES (Palacio de Congresos y Exposiciones) on the outskirts of the city. You must collect your bib on Friday or Saturday; there is no race-day pickup.
- Is the Seville Marathon course actually the flattest in Europe?
- Yes, it is widely considered the flattest marathon course in Europe, with very few turns and a total elevation gain of only about 10 meters, making it ideal for a Personal Best.
- How do I get to the start line on race morning?
- The start is at Paseo de las Delicias. It is easily accessible via the Metro (Puerta de Jerez station) or by walking if staying in the city centre. Local buses are often rerouted, so walking or Metro is best.
- What is the typical weather on race day in February?
- Conditions are usually perfect for marathon running, with start temperatures around 7-9°C, rising to 16-18°C by midday under clear, sunny skies.
- Are there pacers available?
- Yes, there are official pacers for multiple time goals including 2:45, 3:00, 3:15, 3:30, 3:45, 4:00, and 4:30. Look for the flags in the starting corrals.
- What are the hydration and nutrition options on course?
- Water and isotonic drinks are provided every 2.5km from the 5km mark onwards. Gels are typically provided at the 22.5km and 32.5km stations.